The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-27

cash. AUg 691zc; Sept. 7O1% Corn dull; No nom.
tnal: Oats weaker No. white, SOC. Rye lower;
ions.ssteady Mess pork. Jaly, Sll so. Larj, July
6.55c; Aug 60c. Butter, firm; dairy 15c317c.
Eggs. steady l2c. Cneee firm; chaddars sAG9A.
Receipt s-Fl0ur $500; wheat. Si605 barley,
LIS. shipments-Flour, 720; wheat, ass;
barley, none.
KANSAS CITY, July 25.-wheat-No transac.
lions. CorD-Quiet No. 2. cash, SIG; August,
SIG bid. Sl54c asked; Sept Sl5sc. Oats-No 2,
lower and quiet; No winter red spot and
July, zS1zc bid. Corn-western neglected:
mixed spot, 4is4c bid: August, 45946e. Oats :
Mess pork. sl6@I7. Iard-Reined' &c. Ergs1
steady, ia 2hc. Cofee-NominaI, Rio car
LOUISVILLE, July Is -C5tton quiet and easy;
middling. l05sc. Grain steady; wheat, No 2,
longberry, 7Ie; No. 2 red, zoe. Corn, No. 2
S0%e. New oats, PIC. Provisions firm: bacon,
clear rib si6e, 25; clear sides, so; shoulders,
675. Bulk meats, clear rib sides. so; clear
hams, IL 25@l2, Lard, choice Leaf, SC.
OIL CITY, PA.,tIJuly 25.-Eational Transit
Certificates opened 5715; highest 5. y; lowest,
557s; closed, 564 Sales, l26 100 bols; elearances
2,556.0C0 bbls.; charters, 2,7lS bbls.; shipments
9e,5i7 bbls.; runs, 63,557 bbls.
PITT5BURG, PA. July 25.-Petroleum-irreg-
alar, excited National Transit Certificates
opened at 5S}s; closed at 561a highest 575s; low
est, 5514.
BRADFORD, PA, July 25.-National Transit
Certificates opened at 5714; closed at 56z; high-
est, 57sz; lowest, 554; elearauoes, bSS0O0
TITUsVILLE, PA, July 25-NatioDal Transit
Certif.ea'es opened at 519s; highest, 571z; low:
SEW YORK, July 25.-Peroleum Showed
more activity than it has for many months.
The opening was nrm at 573Sc, but Immediately
became weak and declined at 551zc in the first
hour. The decline was checked at this point,
however, and large buying orders caused the
market to move up, and half the mornings
loss was recovered, closing strong. Opening,
BIS: highest, %; lowest, 551S; closed, 565ss
CLEVELAND, July Is, Petroleum quiet; s,
W. ITO, &c.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, July sc. L. Green & Co.'s re-
port on cotton futures says: ~
THE market has been irregular, with a show
lug of strength on the old crop and weakness
on the latter months. Eary IN tide day August
dropped some seven poin S under tame ac-
counts from broad, but there. appeared to be
a fear Of some sort of manipulation, and the
loss was afterwards recovered, The. new crop
however, has been pretty freely offered
throughout, and shaded 149l6 points, seller ap-
pesring to be Impressed with the favorable &C
counts IRON the south ana shorting the marke
with somewhat liberal method. At the closC
there was small recovery, but not much i'm
provement IN demand and The dealing barrel!
steady.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL.TJuly 25.-Cotton easier; mid
ding Dplands sgd; do Orleans SEA; sales 10 90,
bales including l, COO for speculation and ex
| port and eco bales American. Wheat-OemauC
| poor: holders offer freely. CJrn quiet; new
| mixed Western 32s 1Iszd per GENITAL Cheese
| American fine 52s per cWt. Turpentine spirits
| 26S Cd per cwt.
BALTIMORE July 25.-Clearings s.. 81, O52
balances S2s6,2
| LONDON, July 25.-The Mark Lane Express, il
| its weekly review of the Britbish grain trade
| says TDe continued drought is rapidly matur
ing wheat, part OF the southern crop is ALREADY
cut. If the weather holds the whole crop will
| be harvested aud thrown on the market, anC
| prices will decline to zero
| Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, July 25-With large number o
] buyers present there was bet er general in
! quiry aud order request in ali departments a
/ the sales OF corresponding proportions.